Contractor Fined for Blocking Pedestrian Access at Msida Creek Project
In brief
- A contractor working on the Msida Creek project was fined for blocking pedestrian access.
- The blockage forced people to walk in the road, creating a safety hazard.
- Infrastructure Malta confirmed that pedestrian access has since been restored.
A contractor involved in the Msida Creek project has been fined after an investigation found that pedestrian access was blocked in parts of the construction site. This forced people to walk in the road, raising safety concerns.
Infrastructure Malta, the agency responsible for the project, confirmed that access has now been restored following an inspection. The fine was issued to address the breach of safety regulations and ensure public pathways remain clear during works.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. Both independent outlets reported the factual details of the fine and the restoration of access.